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Issue: January 12, 1995
Page: 1
15 stories found - 1 through 15
  1. Feature

    Killer Behind the Badge

    Susan White complained to friends and authorities about Deputy Joseph Kent McGowen, but nobody listened. Then he killed her.

    By Steve McVicker
    Published: January 12, 1995

    It was just after midnight on August 25, 1992, and Susan White's worst fear was on the verge of coming true. With the shrill and panicked sound of her home burglar alarm in...

  2. Music

    Ray Wylie Gets Intense

    The self-improved "Redneck Mother" man refines his technique

    By Edith Sorenson
    Published: January 12, 1995

    There's a lot of hooey these days about old outlaws and rowdy friends settling down, and Johnny Cash has become an elder statesman of MTV. Ray Wylie Hubbard, however, has taken...

  3. Cafe

    Bombay Buffet

    By Alison Cook
    Published: January 12, 1995

    Only when the mercury drops can I contemplate an Indian lunch buffet without trepidation. Under tropical conditions, allowing myself free rein at tables laden with richly...

  4. Film

    Singin' on the Screen

    By Mitchell J. Shields
    Published: January 12, 1995

    Of all the various film genres, the one that's had the least success in recent years is musicals. Why that is, is anyone's guess; it could be that, like the western, another...

  5. Night & Day

    Press Picks

    By Edith Sorenson
    Published: January 12, 1995

    thursday january 12 Dance Month master classes As movement mavens know, it's Dance Month at the Kaplan Theatre. Today, amateurs who are at the intermediate or advanced...

  6. Theater

    World Enough, and Slime

    Theater LaB goes after the next deadly sin -- greed

    By Ann Walton Sieber
    Published: January 12, 1995

    As the "greed" installment in their self-proclaimed "sin season," Theater LaB presents Search and Destroy, Howard Korder's grimly entertaining play about the fast-driving world...

  7. News

    Clunkers R Us

    Sell your jalopy, help an industry breathe easier

    By D.J. Wilson
    Published: January 12, 1995

    It's known in official bureaucrat-ese as the "Accelerated Vehicle Retirement Program," but even bureaucrats refer to it as "the clunker-junker" or "scrappage" plan. It's the...

  8. Music

    Buddy Ace Moves On

    By Jim Sherman
    Published: January 12, 1995

    Buddy Ace's death of a massive heart attack while singing "Time To Move On" at a Waco nightclub early Christmas morning was an eerily coincidental demise for the veteran...

  9. Cafe

    Eating on the Cutting Edge

    Daily Review has the foodies alerted, and for good reason

    By Alison Cook
    Published: January 12, 1995

    Word of mouth comes to a fast boil on the foodie circuit: if this is January 1995, any Inner Loopster worth his Kosher salt can be found at the brand-new Daily Review Cafe,...

  10. Film

    B.S. 101

    John Singleton's Higher Learning fails to make the grade

    By Matt Zoller Seitz
    Published: January 12, 1995

    Writer-director John Singleton's Boyz N the Hood was a triumph of intimate storytelling -- an African-American melodrama set in a bullet-riddled South Central Los Angeles...

  11. News

    Video Pulpit

    A Houston judge takes his quest for juvenile justice into national syndication

    By Claudia Kolker
    Published: January 12, 1995

    NO FEAR," Eric Andell intones to the wretched-looking youth gazing up at him. "Or is it, 'NO FEAR, DEAR?'" Andell is trying to decipher the message obscured in the folds of...

  12. Music

    Blowing His Own Horn

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: January 12, 1995

    On the phone from his Manhattan office, jazz trumpeter Wallace Roney sounds dubious about the interview from the start, as if he's been through this a few too many times...

  13. Letters

    Letters

    Published: January 12, 1995

    Sizzling Bacon One of the nice things about being an American is that part of our birthright is the right to be as ignorant and insulting as we wish to our public figures,...

  14. Music

    Rotation

    By Peter Kelly and Brad Tyer
    Published: January 12, 1995

    Scarface The Diary Rap-a-Lot Records/Noo Trybe Records You wouldn't know it from reading the local press, but Scarface and the rest of the Geto Boys are Houston's...

  15. Music

    Pop Moment

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: January 12, 1995

    Bad News Leads: The loose-knit Herb Life movement, comprising local Planet Shock! and offshoots Cloud Nine and Laveau's Thursday night Dub House event, had a brush with...

Issue: January 12, 1995
Page: 1
15 stories found - 1 through 15